Mam please send me dr mobile My whatsup no 9819394151 Mumbai My wife is suffering from mitral wall She is very weak Please help

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I went to the cardiologist today because I had an enlarged left atrium and everything was normal over there. They couldn’t find anything wrong everything was healed up.

Also he was rude

I have been praying and thanking God in advance for a complete healing in Jesus name!

How do you heal mitral valve prolapse

So we aren't going to thank the doctors who did everything to save your life? Next time you get a life-threatening condition don't see a doctor, pray about it, and see how far it gets you.

So angry about GOD.

For those who are mocking this person... And saying that he should "thank the doctors instead of god" note that this condition here the mitral prolapse doesn't have any definite treatment except for surgery... And if you chose to live with the condition you have to take life long medications and strict lifestyle modifications.... And so if the person really was cured from it without surgery (and note that surgery is full of complications and life long treatment too) then this person was really cured by God's mercy... Iam still a med student though so may be the knowledge we are taught is not complete... But still... We shouldn't be arrogant... Medicine is such a great profession... As it shows us the greatness of God's design... And reminds us of the limitations of human knowledge... There are too many things we as doctors cannot cure... And bearly improve the symptoms... And WE pray to god that the intervention we chose can help the patients... So be humble and try to learn instead of the transgression on the devine.... For the one who made the first comment iam too happy for you... I hope you the best and a happy healthy life...

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There is no specific order. They are all seperate diseases. You can have anyone of these and yet none of the other. But more than likely if you have stenosis or prolapse you will have associated regurgitation. You can have small amounts of regurgitation and still have normal valves. In fact most people will have some sort of regurgitation.

Shirlena Keisler i see thank u

I’ve had heart beats that knocked me out of breath but I been healed from mitral valve prolapse. I also been healed from an enlarged left atrium

I was diagnosed with mitral valve prolapse at 15, I'm now 32. Anytime I bring it up to my doctor about a referral to a cardiologist for a check up, I feel as if they're blowing me off. I've continuously felt palpitations, sob, as ridiculous as it might sound, my vains hurt, and also there are times my palpitations hurt so bad- as if an air bubble is stuck in my heart. I feel that I need some help- but when they reply- oh you grow out of it, they make me feel as if I'm over exaggerating when I know I'm not.

​@@cindyramos-craft7689Is mild mvp not curable with beta blockers

it's been 3 years since your question was posted but yes, MR can occur before MS as in acute Rheumatic fever.

I have mitral valve regurgitation from my childhood at age of 9. It was mild mr untill age of 31, but i got severe grade from last six months, doctor suggested to do surgery now. So we cannot predict to say the grade transit..it can be take 6 months or 6 six years or not going to severe grade.. so stay positive..take care..

@@deepthideep3371 thanks for your valuable reply madam. If you don't mind what is your age now?

My age is 32 now...

@@deepthideep3371 i earnestly wish that you had the full benefit of surgery with the blessings of god.

Thank you...

Alexandra Zeres if they did not say nothing about a prolapse that means you do not have a prolapsed valve. Typically they see this and report it. If you just have mild regurgitation is better to stay calm and try to live your life normal. I also have trivial / mild regurgitation. Its been a month from wen I got this diagnose and I know what you feel. Usually trivial / mild regurgitation do not progress.

+sweepy90 but People with severe regurgitation has been living with /Trivial , Mild And moderate level before getting severe so it's actually progress I'm 17 years old healthy guy idk where did i get it from, Honestly i was shocked as heck How cud iget this disease in this age while my family has not any thing about heart disease history. I dont feel anything except that sometimes i feel like i cant get a statisfying oxygen while im doing smth and i need to take a deep breath to compinsate it. And sometimes i feel like im breathing very well. I dont know but it's so horrfic to get this thing in this age and yeah also my heart beats at first was more likley 90~100 At Rest state Now it's like 65~80 I hope there is a force cud heal the valve back cause everytime i do something this thing always come up in my mind which distract me always and make me feel sad.

+Alexandra Zeres As long as you have regurgiation you must have the propalse cause Actually propalse means that the valve does not close tightly which there are some blood flow backwards which means regurgitation. Im sorry to tell you that but propalse isn't a big deal the regurgiation thing is the thing that affecting your daily life if you have that symptoms.

If they know you have it then they should be monitoring you. Receiving follow ups every few years. They usually cannot due surgery to replace a valve until it is graded as severe. Sudden death will occur from a ruptured papillary muscle causing sever acute (immediate) mitral prolapse and.regurgitation. This is typically only caused from a previous heart attack.

+Alexandra Zeres mine was discovered in 2009. and I truly believe in what you say that "I truly believe that there are not enough studies regarding this condition". Doctors tell us nothing to worry but they don't understand what goes with us. With most of MVP patients, life becomes so challenging and difficult. Symptoms are many and solutions are just fluke...nothing really work for sure..Since a month I'm going through severe symptoms but cardiologist appointment still not given as they consider me a normal person and priority is given to other heart patient :(

Don’t stress you are beautiful and will be fine. Find ways to relieve your stress like deep breathing, yoga, light working out. Also do a lot of research on how what vitamins to take and what foods to eat. Cut out all the unhealthy habits. It is normal and most people have some form of regurgitation. When it is mild to severe then you need to have a real conversation with good doctors on what you will need to do. All I can say is don’t stress, and don’t worry- it will only make things worse. And do a lot of research, knowledge and information is key !

@@handsomej120 awwwwww this is really kind of you. Thank you 🙏🏽 yeah i been looking up stuff and i cut out fast food and been eating and drinking more nutritious stuff. ❤️

I'm​ interested to know why as well.... do you live outside of the US? Asking because I wonder if healthcare procedures dictated your care. Also, if you do live in the US, why aren't you a candidate for a heart transplant if it's too late for valve repair?

*Eggie Aponte* Thank you so much for replying! I'm in the *UK* & we have the *Royal Brompton Hospital in London* who specialise in heart & lung disease, & are known to be one of the best!.. but they also agree that it's too high risk to operate? I just don't understand why they leave checkups & repeat tests for so long? *(6 mnths - 1 year)* When *So* much can change within a year!! & unfortunately in my case it changed to the point of being too severe to operate. *It just doesn't make sense why it was left for so long that it's now it's too late to do anything for me?!*

How are you? Did you manage to do the surgery?

@@KaranaLovesMusic how are you know?

You have 3 months to live, unfortunately that was three months ago.

+Fouhedl My condition now is good but I have a little bit Pulmonary Embolism

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I also had rheumatic fever and now have mitrial problems

I had scarlet fever as a child and was diagnosed with a heart murmur about 20 years ago, but only diagnosed with mitral valve prolapse after an extensive work-up this summer. I am 68, have no pain or shortness of breath and work out faithfully; no weight problem. The doctor was astounded that, as bad of shape as the flaps were, I had had no pain or shortness of breath. Keeping an eye on it with regular check-ups. Praying that a good, active lifestyle is keeping it in check; no telling how long it has been like this!

No... MVP Syndrome is not all mental..... If the heart vavles are not working correctly, it can very likely effect many other systems of the body due to reduced oxygenaged blood flowing properly.

I can honestly say at I've been feeling these symptoms from an early age. Way before I was old enough to know anything about human anatomy. Finally diagnosed with this MVP, and till this day I've been told it's mild and I'll grow out of it. Yet, there are times my palpitations are extremely painful and these strange "vain pains" can make me feel debilitated. If it's mental, why do I still feel them when I've wished them and prayed for them to go away.

@@cindyramos-craft7689 I have regurgitation trace is that serious? Trace means small right?

Are you diagnosed with severe MVP and Mr?

Because only severe cases need surgery

@@kiezzjang301 No , my doctor said I can do all sport except weightlifting kind of things. But my problem is I feel bad , I have tashicardia crisis time to time. I can't be sure if they are panic attacks over real tashicardia. Once my heart beat may have been over 180 bpm and I went to emergency. I dunno how many times I went to emergency service , too many. I feel different in bad way all day long even if I slept 1 hour less at night . My heart doesn't beat properly , it kinda wants to find an excuse to speed up. It linda gears up suddenly while I'm trying to be calm in my panic cases. My doctor says I can do sports but I have tashicardia crisis even after playing my electric guitar for 1 hour sometimes especially if I didn't sleep well at night. I take antidepresant and beta blocker eveyday. One of doctors said , my heart has not so serious problem for taking beta blocker but I feel different and other doctors adviced taking them. I dunno but I'm 38 years old and I feel really bad about life thats why I wanna get surgery because I was much better before 30. I only experienced palpitations sometimes before 30 otherwise everything was normal. I could even smoke weed 😊 I miss that days. I want surgery coz this disase gets worse by time.

@@ylst8874 if you suffer from severe shortness of breath surgery is advisable for you

@@kiezzjang301 thank god I didn't feel severe shortness of breath altough I felt slightly sometimes. I guess there isn't much to do in my case. I'm gonna live with it , Id like to be better and play guitar more .

*Winnie Pooh* .. I hope you're okay now? If not *please* don't leave it, keep insisting to see a Cardiologist, insist on having more tests, & if needed, refuse to leave until you totally understand what's happening & have the answers to all of your questions! *God bless you* ❤🙌🙏🙌❤

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